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AN ENDURING ICON: THE FERRY BUILDING’S 1915 LIGHTS RETURN

March 1, 2015BAY CROSSINGS STAFF REPORTComments Off on AN ENDURING ICON: THE FERRY BUILDING’S 1915 LIGHTS RETURN
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WTA is Building Boats!

August 1, 2005BAY CROSSINGS STAFF REPORT

Published: August, 2005 In July, the WTA started shopping for boat builders to build its first two new 149 passenger ferries to add to the region’s fleet by issuing a request for proposals to shipyards across the nation. This is a monumental milestone for the WTA, said Charlene Johnson, WTA Board President. The new boats […]

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February 1, 2009BAY CROSSINGS STAFF REPORT

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